Seraph, Stage 3 (Bow of Celestial Judgement)

You have chosen the following Boon.

• Bow of Celestial Judgement. You can use a bonus action to summon a powerful bow made of divine light. The bow is the same as a longbow, except attacks made with it deal radiant damage and have the following features:
  • The bow does not use ammunition. Instead, when the wielder draws the bowstring, an ethereal arrow of radiant light forms.
  • Attacks with the bow deal an additional 1d8 radiant damage. Against fiends, fey and undead, the bow deals an additional 2d8 radiant damage instead.
  • The bow’s radiant form emits bright light in a 5-foot radius and dim light for an additional 5 feet. You can unsummon the bow at any time with the use of an action. If you drop the bow, it immediately unsummons.

Flaw.

• Divinity has further embedded itself into your being. Whenever you or allies within 30 feet of you commit a greater evil, as dictated by the god who granted you these Boons, your fortitude and wisdom are sapped. For each act that is committed (For instance the murder of an innocent), your wisdom and constitution stats are lowered by 1 point, to a minimum of 10. Stats reduced in this way cannot go above their current amount in any manner until you go to a temple and spend an hour of time praying and repenting for your sins. Being forgiven may require you to do certain actions, depending on the severity of the consequences of your actions. A dm may conclude that your action was deserving of more points being deducted, by their discretion. For instance, if you were to doom a nation to a death undeserving, you may have your stats reduced by 5 each instead, still to a minimum of 10.